ModestyA Poem by Chris BighorseIt's the kind of morning that starts late, when the clouds embrace the land and the only difference between day and night is thickness -- of sounds, of light, of mind.
Outside is a dream, a hazy replica of real life; inside is bitter with solid lines and definition. I work to forget the outside, conform myself to the shapes of routine.
I see the obscure outline of trees and looming buildings and I realize the nakedness of the world and how we cover it up with cities and paint grey ribbons of highway for definition.
I close my eyes and think about dreams and the nudity of my soul; about the mist that overcomes me upon waking and the exhaling yawn. I think about breathing. © 2008 Chris BighorseReviews
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Added on February 10, 2008AuthorChris BighorseGovernment Camp, ORAboutI am Navajo. My tribe does not call itself that, but the schools I've been to have called us such and the name has stayed. So, to you, I am Navajo. To me, I am Chris. Hopefully, in getting to know.. more..Writing
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